gem5/src/mem/ruby/eventqueue/RubyEventQueue.hh

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/*
 * $Id$
 *
 * Description: The EventQueue class implements an event queue which
 * can be trigger events, allowing our simulation to be event driven.
 *
 * Currently, the only event we support is a Consumer being signaled
 * by calling the consumer's wakeup() routine.  Adding the event to
 * the queue does not require a virtual function call, though calling
 * wakeup() is a virtual function call.
 *
 * The method triggerEvents() is called with a global time.  All
 * events which are before or at this time are triggered in timestamp
 * order.  No ordering is enforced for events scheduled to occur at
 * the same time.  Events scheduled to wakeup the same consumer at the
 * same time are combined into a single event.
 *
 * The method scheduleConsumerWakeup() is called with a global time
 * and a consumer pointer.  The event queue will call the wakeup()
 * method of the consumer at the appropriate time.
 *
 * This implementation of EventQueue uses a dynamically sized array
 * managed as a heap.  The algorithms used has O(lg n) for insert and
 * O(lg n) for extract minimum element. (Based on chapter 7 of Cormen,
 * Leiserson, and Rivest.)  The array is dynamically sized and is
 * automatically doubled in size when necessary.
 *
 */

#ifndef RUBYEVENTQUEUE_H
#define RUBYEVENTQUEUE_H

#include "Global.hh"
#include "Vector.hh"

class Consumer;
template <class TYPE> class PrioHeap;
class RubyEventQueueNode;

class RubyEventQueue {
public:
  // Constructors
  RubyEventQueue();

  // Destructor
  ~RubyEventQueue();

  // Public Methods

  Time getTime() const { return m_globalTime; }
  void scheduleEvent(Consumer* consumer, Time timeDelta) { scheduleEventAbsolute(consumer, timeDelta + m_globalTime); }
  void scheduleEventAbsolute(Consumer* consumer, Time timeAbs);
  void triggerEvents(Time t); // called to handle all events <= time t
  void triggerAllEvents();
  void print(ostream& out) const;
  bool isEmpty() const;

  Time getTimeOfLastRecovery() {return m_timeOfLastRecovery;}
  void setTimeOfLastRecovery(Time t) {m_timeOfLastRecovery = t;}

  // Private Methods
private:
  // Private copy constructor and assignment operator
  void init();
  RubyEventQueue(const RubyEventQueue& obj);
  RubyEventQueue& operator=(const RubyEventQueue& obj);

  // Data Members (m_ prefix)
  PrioHeap<RubyEventQueueNode>* m_prio_heap_ptr;
  Time m_globalTime;
  Time m_timeOfLastRecovery;
};

// Output operator declaration
inline extern
ostream& operator<<(ostream& out, const RubyEventQueue& obj);

// ******************* Definitions *******************

// Output operator definition
inline extern
ostream& operator<<(ostream& out, const RubyEventQueue& obj)
{
  obj.print(out);
  out << flush;
  return out;
}

#endif //EVENTQUEUE_H